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It's a fine multi-player shooter. I like that Ubisoft isusing their brands and IP a bit here but they all look pretty similar which makes it hard to know what you're playing against

Perhaps even worse than being bad, this game was just all around bland and boring.

Difficulty done right. You are given such fine control over meatboy that it's always clear what you couldhave done better or differently. And the super fast restart means there is no time to mourn your last run... You just need to go again.

The game doesn't even exist anymore because of the hamfisted way Blizzard rolled out the "sequel"

If these games are considered art, then I'm sorry to say that our version of art is boring, hard to experience, and kind of annoying. Not to mention pretty sexist.

At the time of release, this was a near perfect game. Without an active and thriving community to cooperate with, it's just kinda okay.

If you're looking for an early 3D platformer collecting game you cannot do better than Banjo Kazoie.

I don't know **** that wasted it's lead as hard as WoW. It was THE mmorpg and Blizzard chose greed and laziness over improving the game and competing with newer games. What fan base remains are toxic guilds and oldhead raiders.

Fun but ultimately quite hollow in terms of just how empty the map feels and how light it feels with lore. It's revived the franchise but a shell of what it was.

The last truly good RPG that came out of Bethesda. It's more limited than Morrowind but not as empty as the 3D Fallout series yet.

Best of the souls-like games so far, but the difficulty level out of the gate still baffles me. There is little to no learning curve to the game; either you're fine with learning via repeated failure or you bounce off it. As someone that's disabled and lacks certain fine motor control, it just isn't a lot of fun bc it constantly reminds me of my physical shortcomings and does not allow me to participate with the community.

Clunky tank controls, confusing map layouts, and a poor attempt at ethical dilemmas via the little sisters made my revisit of BioShock feel clunkier than ever. Some interesting ideas hidden behind a hard to play shell.

This game has not aged well. The camera makes it hard to land jumps, the cops are added too early in levels, and objectives aren't easy to find on a first attempt. This lead to more frustration than fun upon a revisit.

It'sa crime that this game hasn't been remastered for another platform or gotten the sequel treatment.